starling Antonyms
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Meaning of starling
Wordnet
starling (n)
gregarious birds native to the Old World
starling Sentence Examples
- The murmuration of starlings filled the sky, painting intricate patterns against the sunset.
- The starlings' chatter was a constant background noise in the park, a symphony of tiny voices.
- The starling's iridescent plumage shimmered like a thousand tiny stars in the sunlight.
- The starlings' behavior was mesmerizing, as they swirled and dipped in perfect unison.
- The starling's tiny black eyes sparkled with intelligence and curiosity.
- The starlings' adaptability made them one of the most successful bird species in the world.
- The starling's iridescent wings created a breathtaking display as it flew overhead.
- The starlings' communal behavior was a testament to their strong social bonds.
- The starling's sharp beak was perfectly adapted for catching insects in flight.
- The starling's presence in the park brought joy to visitors who admired their aerial acrobatics.
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gregarious birds native to the Old World
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The murmuration of starlings filled the sky, painting intricate patterns against the sunset.
The starlings' chatter was a constant background noise in the park, a symphony of tiny voices.
The starling's iridescent plumage shimmered like a thousand tiny stars in the sunlight.
The starlings' behavior was mesmerizing, as they swirled and dipped in perfect unison.
